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another day it gives indisputable proof
that it wants to do nothing at all.
Meantime the weeks of tbs session
hurry by, al d it now happens that
there remains less than forty days of
the life OF this Congress. There are
80 macy plaUs that it stems probable
that none If them will WORK. Talks
with a good many OF the members
from States where there is an I'M
doubted demand for the removal of
he tobacco lax show that those MEM
bers are decidedly opposed tn Mr.
Rands)Ps plan for the repeal of tdat
tax. They would be willing to ree tie
tax removed if it were not for the fact
that in 80 Dol e they know that they
would postpone inds tiuitely the teriff
revision and reduction demanded by
the Chicago p'atfoi m OF the Demlcra-
tic party. Yet, in this uncertain mood
of the House, tae unexpected is liable
to happen.
THE BRITISH EXTRACTION TREATY.
The British extraiition treaty, which
came over from the laet session of the
Sena e, was taken no in secret session
today and debated for about three
hours and half, but no action was
taken. The members OF the Forsigu
Relations Committee supported it IN
speeches of some length, those Of
Senators Edmunds, Morgan and Evarts
being the p incipsl ones. Mr.. Vest
ia sald to have made motion VIII ,ch
was no. acted u pom to strike on, that
portion of the treaty which forbide
exnadi,inn for offentes of politica
nature, on the ground that this, if left
standing, would prohibit the extradi'
ton of dynamiters. Mr.. RiddlebergeI
vigorously opposed the whole treaty,
declaring that the recovery of lC(
b1odlers from Canada would not offss
the surrender of single Irish patrio
"a refugee from B itch oppression
Mr.. Evarts replied to Mr.. Riddle
berger, 81 ting forth the defects in th'
present freely which enabled swirdlerl
from New York to find speedy and
safe asylum in Canada.
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dorss the resolution mo. 17) offered
by the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Speaker Z Eine-Rstolutio No.
IL, by the J1dic airy Committee, ia
nov before the Senate on its first
reading.
Mr.. Tolley-Mr. Speaker, have an
amendment. Il is to add "lhree sew
eral times on three sever.l days"
Mr.. McDowe'l-As there ia no sec
ond, move the previous question on
the p sss7gs o, the rtso u ion.
The resolution was read and passed
by tie following vote:
Hds-BroFn, Garden, Cecil, Cobb,
Cole, Fairbanks. French, Greene, Jar
Wis, Jones, Kennedy, Ledbetter,
Leech, Lewis, Long, Lvle, Nancy, Nc
Dowsll, Moment, Padgeit, Polk,
Queries. Sanford, Symmetry, Sparks,
Thompson, Tolley, TONNES, Trimble,
Williams. Mr. Speaker Ewing.
N1ys-Lynn and Nor tedonico.
Mr.. Montedonico explained his vote
as folio vs.: "Mr. SpeakeI-E ght days
ego introduced a bill providing for
the payment Of property that would
be destroJ ed by this amendment, aud
until see what action Is taken in re-
gard to that bill, l done propose to
as. lat by my vote to pass this amend
ment. Further, Mr.. Speaker, l dc
not know that II that bill passes that
l won d vote for prohibition. Sena.
tors talk about voting for submission
when If ey vote at all they vote di'
ranNl., NOS, .1rohthttian ~
Mr.. Speaker ESing-The gentle.
man L. out of order ia cu:slng the
merits of the resolution.
SENATE BILLS ON FIRST READING.
Changing the line between the
countits of Hawkins and Hsmblen.
To amend the criminal laws by
making it a misd 5meanor for any
voter 10 cell his vote for money OF
whisky, to i,sus fraudulent tickets OF
t. employ any voter to keep him away
from the polls
To repeal the charter Of Waynes-
boro.
BY Mr.. Lyle: To compensate judges
clerks and officers OF elections.
By Mr.. Trimble; To empower turn
pike companies to change the location
If gates.
By Mr.. Ewing: To amend thu
| Code.
BV Mr.. Jarvis: To amend the act
Of 1885.
To make it a misdemesDor to issu
or put in circulation any scrip.
To provide for registration for Il
practice OF med ciae and surgery.
Relating to the West Tennessee Hos
pital for the Insane.
Regulating the wages of lsbnrers
| Relating 10 clerks of courts payin
over moneys to parties Etigant.
The rules were suspended, and tn
Memphis Taxing District tax bill wa
passed on its third reading
Senate joint resolution encouragin
the National Cotton Planters Associf
ton. Lies over,
The Senate then repaired to the hs
OF the House Of Representatives I
ballot for United s ates Senator.
| On Resembling, the Senate &C
| iourned till Saturday at GAS o'clock.
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The SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaint are a
bit r or bad tasts in the mouth; p 10 in he
back sides or JOINTS, ten mistaken for
rheumatism; sour stomach; loss o. APP
petite; bowels alternately co tive and lax;
hea4a he; loss Of memory, with a pain full
teoaatiOn Of having tailtd to 90 something
which ought TO have been done; debility;
low spsrtIs, n thick yellow appearance of
the skin and eyes. a dry cough, Often mis-
taken for Consumption.
Sometimes many Of these symptoms sttend
tho disease, at oilers very few; hut the
LIVER, the largest organ in the b dy, L gen
orally the seat of the disease, and II NJ I
reguiati d in time, great suffering, wretched
ne IS and DEATH will ensuc.
AS AN UNFAILING SPECIFIC
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaur-
dice, Bilious Attacks, 81 X HEADACHE,
Collie. cpresii n of Spirits, SOUR STOM-
ACH, Heartburn, ETC.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator.
Manufactured only by
Philadelphia, Pa.
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THK Louisville and Nashville rail-
road and the Illinois Central are
greatly to be commended for bringing
the Lumbermen's Associst On TO the
South to sac for themselves what our
res u,ceS Of timber are. living done
Teuu esses they go to Birmingham
aud thence to Pensacola. They ara a
slslwart fetoi men, and their brains
and skill and capital will be heard
from when our now unproductive
forests b,istle with sawmils and the
steam whislls shall awake our Rip
Van Winkle's from their long slum.
bers. l. was a wise and proper thing
In the railroads to give the Northern
lumbel men an Excursion to the South,
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IRELAND.
The Executive of the National
League Condemned.

The Executive of the National
League Condemned.
DUBLIN, ia ulry 2l.-rhe Board Of
Poor Law Guardians OF Wet Pors,
County May, has unanimously adopt
ed resolution condemning the Exec
utive of the National League at Dub
lin as unlawfully constituted, because
not elected by the people competing
the League, and asking Mr.. Psrnell to
grange to have substituted new Elk
ecutive 10 be elec.ed by the suffragas
OF the whole Lesgus. fhe resolution
declares that the change is necessary
for the safety of the Irish cause. Cop
ies of the resolution have been for.
wsr' led to Mr.. Fitzgerald, President OF
the Irish Lssgue in America, and tc
prominent members Of the oIdvr in
that conntvv.
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CHANCERY SALE
Or
R H AL ES II A II E

No. 1886, R,-Ch.poery, Court, of shelby
county.-Elien b. sink vs. Mary V. Sink
DY virtue of an interloeutory decree foe
ID sale entered in the above ,aase on the
2lst day of Decep1 o 1855 N. B: Co. P Fsss
NJ. B. IS, page 4J, will sell, at public sue-
ton, to the h chest oder, in 'front.' of the
Clerk and Master o flee. at the Main street
entrance Of the courthouse OF Shelby county,
Memphis, Tennessee, en-
saturday, Pebruary ne. 1887,
within legal hours, the following described
properly, situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel Of land in range
s, eectlo S, Eleventh. surveyors and First
Civil District: BcginDing at y stake in the
southwest corner Of lot of the tubdiVlsion
OF the old jacob Sink hon esterd, running
east 10 chains and Al links with the south
boundary line Of ssid lot TO a stake rner
OF lots 8 aud 4; thence scuth Ch AIMS and %
links TO stase corner on lot 4: thence west
| ch in and s linke to stake; thence south
3 chains and 3 Inks 10 a stake; tnence east
50 links to q h ,k)rv in the west b'undaIy
line Of lot 4 then . ,outh with Lad line 10
chains OH Snd 81 Inks to sIEe Sn h hiss
walnut msrked z ST.; thence west u
chains and Al inks TO a stlke; thence south
4 chains ana rs link to a stake; thence west
4 chains ard 81 links 70 stake, from which
south 81 devr, o. east u links to maple
marked "4''; thence north 81 chains 81 links
to the beginning, containing "A 2SlOO acres
Terms of SaIe-One third cash; balance on
Y zee u Der l, 1887; tote with err onal security
bearing in crest troB data required; lien re-
tanned; redemption barred. This January
Oh +. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
ByT. b. Caldwell, ID. G. and NJ.
Glissnn & Weekly. SOS. for oOmppt "a
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ia M E S H. w ALSO N
LAWYER,
Horrible Kidney Disease.

DR. II. p. H0Yr'S Kidney and Spine
II Pad will cure oil kidney pains, aching
hack, hips and sides, gel oS eyes, sallov
akin bad breath, high colored urine, and
that weary, lifoless sensation ever present
with thSie Of 1 o psd Sd Ssgs No SpTS mo
rccnips of price For sale by II. J. Hester,
nTugfist, 2S3 Main street, and A Renkeri 4
Co, Druggists, els and l9Q Main street,
Memphis, Tenn
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THE JOINT SENATORIAL CON
VRNrlON,

The Joint Senst orial Convention was
called to order b. Speaker Ewing.
Mr.. Lindsay withdrew the name oil
VIM. Rue and nominated w. W. Muir.
ray.
One ballot was taken, resulting as
follows: senste- Bate, 8; Marks, 5;
House, s; Snesd, 3; Rose, /; Murray
IL; r. l.. Taylor, !. House-Blte, 20
MARKS, 10; House, s; Sneed, o; Rose
9; Mui ray, 81. Toial-Bate, SO; Marks
"a; House, Is; sneed, 8 Rose, 8; Muir
ray AZ.
Adjourned.
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IsrI,latIxe NoIea.

Gov. Taylor's message 10 the Gen
eral Assembly will bs really for de-
livery early next week. The Cover
nor has made no appointments yet
having bsen busily engaged in receiy.
ing his friends all the week,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-22
ALL EYES ON RANDALL.

All eyes are on Mr.. Randall nova
DAYS. Every move that he makes is
carefully noted and alyzed!sO far as
the watchers are able 10 anslyx9 it.
What will he dof is question that
everybody is asking, bu. one thst no.
body is able to answer. Perhaps M.
Rand Ill himself }ud answer it, per-
haps not. The chances seem about
four to one that he could not. For he
fods 1t extremely diff iult to meseure
the House aud It's intentions. That
fickle body seems to be just now in its
moot flkle mood, as relates to revenue
reduction. One day it gives evidence
Of wanting to reduce the internal
revenue at the expense of the tariff,
another day it indicates a desire
to reduce the taria at the ex-
psnse Of the Internal revenue, and
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CHANCERY SALE
REAL ESTATE.

No. 625s, R.-ChSncery Court Of Shelly
county.-Jpo. I Ellis OF nj. Va. l. b.
Caldwell ct al.
DY virtue of an intsrlecutory decree for
18th dsy of January, 1881, NJ, d. 56, page
201. I viii sell, ut puolic auction, 70 tns
highest bidder, in front Of the CLERK ana
MASTERS Office, Main street entrance TO thS
Courthouse Of Shelby county Memphis
Tenn, on
saturday. Febru9ry IL, 1887,
within leyaj hours, the following described
property, situated in shelby county Ienn''
to wit:
a point on the Memphis and Soneryille ROAD
at the northwest corner of the depot lo5i
thence south with aid lot chains and ~
links 10 Nelson's oorler; thsnoe west Tltn
said Nelson's line l chain and 5I ilnkssji
thence south l chain and IL nks 10 sal9
Nelson's line; thence west 1 chain ana ~
links; thence south chains and 55 Inks W
Mrs. Wright's north line; the,ce west !
chain and L link; to n ,take' t9encG tSsSoS
wet u chains and SO links; thence north
| chains and SO links; thonos east IL chalhs
and 2OL links; hence nor chains ane
9s1S links to the psnk tGad IneaS eo eS IasS
| sIout 60 4 at off of the sOutl line sold TO
! M-s Wright, and n 10 Is b. 100 iect Oh o.
| northeast conner, containing in al about 10
eeres. 8, so.,;or q
n.
| ranee & of the Eleventh surveyors and
| NipIh Civil d. t lot. beginning at stake in
the center Of the Ral.,shH nId soms Gr.a
| shav's esEt boundary line crosses 1t, and
f rum thenSe south 70 cbAius, TO white
OAK stump; thence West 81 chaiss and 50
iinkstO psrsin non bush WITH red and
| white oak point re-; thence north u chains
and SO ink to a hiokery marked &C. N.
c. ihen cs east II ohAiuS and g links to .
stake topth IS deEr,es yess links nom
IS chains and 50 links toa stake in the center
/ of ssid 70 d: thence north esE degrees eAat
aiong said road A. cheins and 80 links to the
| Terms OF Sale--0Ae-third Dash, balance in
| one and two yesrs, purchaser to .execute
NOE bearins interest will approved securi-
~; lien rsiaineS. T,ss s, barred.
ST MCDOWELL, c. and M.
ByT b ClldWsll, d: G. AM NJ.
n, J. kimtrouEh, esiie!tor for somplaiA-
I N H. NoV 1aEn
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-28
MINING
LOCATION BhAN1k0
At THE TRIBUNE OFFICE.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice. M. 1S3H,

4. LAND OrtaE, li.itNA. Mon,at,a,,
November :6, iNS,. |,
NOTICE is h.-c',> given that Louis L. E,hri,, |
~ whose p"s,othcc address is Dillon. Ucavcrhrad
'iarhy whose po>tnflicc address is Hann.rk. Hca.
vcrhcad County. Montana. have made application
tor United States Patent tor tn. Bismarck lode
mining claim, situate in Ruc Wing Mining Dis.
trict Rcarcrhrsd County. Montana Territory con.
sistirs at go hnear feet OF the lode, and surface
ground t.o feet wide. being Lot No. 20 and dc
-cribcd in the field and plat ot the official sur
on tile III this office, with rnCtic variation 1T
y degrees u degrees IS minutes east. aS follows
Gn'n"cnc:n. at the Southwest corner at limc-
stone :''Ai:Nn inches. = inches deep, marked ,~,s
inr corner No. tnound Ut Stone along side, corner
No. j; Survey No. lSA,. bears North ( degrees 10
minutes w IVA feet; the l'oh InecrSo initial point
hears south co degrees - minutes T. 1o>hl t,,t;
Southwest location corner bears West s.o feet:
thence East 90 feet 20 u Limestone .1N,,<S inches
= inches deep. marked. ..,StS. for corner No. /.
tmound ot stone alongside, thence North variation
i7dcsrves ~ tsD tcct to limestone at Northwest
location corner. :oxioNS inches. - inches deep
marked s.l>hS, tor corner No. /. (,nound nf stone
aongsiacl thence West t~ariatio, IS degrees As
'ninutcs ElSo feet to limestone, so<iox,o inches
- inches deep. marked 1.lShs. tor corner No. 4
tnonnd OF stone alongsidcl the Northwc>' location
corner bears W $40 feet: thence South (var,ation
"t beginning. Total area Of survey 1890 acres:
excluding thcrctrsMn Of o. ~ acres in con
'licl with survey No. iS"i mot claimed The gen
cral course of the vein is East and West so tar AS
traced, and is within ,ootcct OF either sdCline.
The said mining claim being Of record in the
office OF the co. Recorder at Dillon, lscavcrhcaa Co.
Montana. The nearest known locations hcinx the
May and Car Lode on ,hs North, Sam Ratchci dc,
ct nj claimants.
drec; that this notice bs published in the Dillon
NE. the newspaper published nearest the said
mining claim, for the sS,ind Of sixty DAYS.
>.w L>N:uoRNk. Register.
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CHE 1inon Gritn"e.
NEWSPAPER DEClSlONS.

!. Anyone who takes paper regularly from me
Observation-Disclosures = cctcd to his name an.
others or whether he subscribed or not-is re-
sponsiblc for the payment.
,. fla person orders his paper discontinued ne
must paw all arrears, or the publisher will continue
to send it until payment is made and collect the
whole amount, whether the paper Is taken from the
postoi!icc or not
:, The courts have decided that refusing to take
the newspapers or periodicals from the postoSe. OF
removing and leaving them uncailsd for. 10 |1s"s
farir evidence OF intentional fraud.
Papcrs ordered to any address can be changed 10
another address at the option Of the subscriber.
Rcmittances Ivy draft, check. money order Of
registered letter. may be sent at onr risk All post
masters are required to register letters on apPca
60n.
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5I-.ANES

BLANKS
Kept on sale at the
TRIBUNE OFFICE,
Oh
Pat In ~ Order On Short Notics.
Acknowledgements,
Quartz location blanks large or small.
Waite, right location blanks.
Bargain and sale deeds
Warranty deeds,
Mortgages.
Chast.l mortgage
Summons--JJustice> court.
Executions--Justice's court.
oubprnas-Iusticc's court.
Mit,imus-Justicc's court
Atfidari,of Observation-Disclosures court.
barnlsllce>--nOsicC OF.
Promi>sory notcs--scveral styles.
Blank shipping tags printed to order
Blank programmes and folders
Stock receipss-Bound the long way 10:
Office use, also, the shor: way for convc
n'cncc Of carrying in the pocket.
Blank tablets, Tor coun,c, or poke, use.
also, put w to order IN short notice.
Ruled cardboard, for placing under un
! ruled paper when writing
Letter heads, note heads. statements, etc.
| neatly tableted without extra charge; and
olotsers added at cost OF putting them on.
, Fine blotting board kept in stock and Gu:
to any desired size.
Mourning note and envelopes in stock
and printed to order.
Everything in the printing line at cash
| prices for cash.
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Reaverhead County Omcors.
..< Thu. =. ZONES Dillon.
49,. !, :I..i., phil. H. McGou2h ;. :. Dillon.
,..,u. H. X. Melton Dillon.
r.. Robert r.. Winp.. Dillon.
. A. T.. pickett. Glendale.
-. So, Miss NJ f. Garter. Dillon.
~, aa::,.,,.r e Mead Dillon
go. Dr. II. H. Pick,,an Dillon.
.. l. H. Rattcrton ;. Dillon
~" W n Oliver Dillon.
Coz N f3rown Bannack.
I NJ lohnson Glendale.
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NJ HARRIET, Horse Prairie.
Braverhead County, Montana. kSSsN
Rrand-Cattle, 1 on LETT side.
llorsc, same on lefl shoulder. Al
Mark-Cattle, waffle on left Jaw.
Range-ilorse Prairie and Rig = Ilzzf)
hole BASIN.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-28

Range, Upper Ruby Valley, from lnwer I" up
per canyon, including ali tributaries.
Thorough and hiIi,-xrade short horn bulls
for sale.
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JOE. A. BROWNE, Glendale,
:'::
rWmN MArk-Cattle, left ~
E.ESy ear cut as shown. Ranye-wcst
A Bag Hole river from Birch Greek t.,,
Jnve Mc,:pse,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-04-22
A. KAHN & co.

"A. Kahn & Co. are selling ladies'
fancy bOrdered handkerchief at 25c per
dozen. 3-29
"A. Kahn & Co. are selling their one
yard wide, extra fine and new pattern
lawn at u cents a yard.
"A. Kahn & Co. are selling first-class
school shoes at 81. Try them.
"A. Kahn & Co. are selling ladies'
canvass belts at 10 cents.
"A. Kahn & Co., are selling very
pretty zephyr cloth at 12f cents per
yard, sold everywhere al % cents per
yard.
-Brag is no brag some say but A.
Kahn & Co., have good reason to brag
as they are the cheapest store in
town. 1923
"A. Kahn & Co., are selling colored
thread at 20 cents dozen.
"A. Kahn & Co, are selling French
sateen at 20 cents yard. al styles to
select from. 1923
"A. Kahn & Co, have an elegant line
of orientals from cents yard up to
a dollar. 329
"A. Kahn & Co., are sole agents for
the "Mikado" corset, and selling at 80
cents within every lady's reach.
"A. Kahn q Co. are selling bleach
domestic at 30 yard. 1920
A. Kahn & Co. are selling G. Island
domestic, one yard wide, at IA and Is
yards for Sl.0O.
"A. Kahn & Co. are selling beautiful
fancy dress lawns, good quality, OF % a
yard.
"A. Kahn & Co. have the incest and
largest stock of crinkled seersuokers. 30
"A. Kahn & Co. are selling good
crash toweling at BIC per yard. Good
towels at SOC per dozen. 3-29
"A. Kahn & Co. will give you more
for your money than any house in San
Antonio. 3-29
"A. Kahn & Co. have no fancy names
for their goods, nor have they any fancy
prices.
"A. Kahn & Co. are selling gents,
youths and boys clothing extremely
cheap; for prices, look at their column
advertisement.
"A. Kahn & Co. are not advertising
for the fun of it, nor are they afraid to
expose their prices. as they cannot and
will not allow any firm to undersell
them.
"A. Kahn & Co. are not grumbling at
| hard times; they are always busy, as
they sell goods extremely cheap.
"A. Kahn & Co, are selling oriental
flOunoings in white and ecru at Go cents
a yard. we'll worth Sl.25 per yard.
A. Kahn & Co. are selling boys
knee pants, good quality, at 80 cents per
| pair.
"A. Kahn & Co. are selling unl8un-
| dried white shirts, reinforced back and
! extra good quality, all sizes, at so cents.
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A New ParK.

Captain Ed Braden will open Braden
park to the public next Sunday, with
a grand excursion, lunch and dance.
Braden park is situated on the river four
miles southeast of the city, and Is al
most perfect in its landscape beauty
and elegant appointments. Being
formerly the homestead of Captain Bra
den, a fine house and garden, orchards,
baths, and even race track have been
located and nothing was needed to trans
form the place into fine pleasure
resort, but the addition of q dancing
platform and booths for refreshments.
These have been supplied. A nice bar,
where good, cold beer can be had, has
been placed In fine two-story building
and under this, several very fine bath
rooms are fitted up. The full city band
will attend on Sunday. Vehicles will
run all day, every hour, at the nominal
figure OF % cents the round trip. The
Arkansas Pass road, running directly
through the grounds, will carry passen-
gers for the same price every day, ex-
Cept Sunday. The public generally,
are invited to attend. At
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-04-22

The Texas dTummers have wisely de-
termined to test the eOnstitutiODality Of
the law which places them at discount
in pursuing their legitimate business In
this state, and handicaps them by en-
forcing tax which the United States
courts decide that other drummers need
not pay. Give the Texas drummer Il
show for his life, or have the trade Of
the Texas manufacturers and whole
salers stolen away from them in the
name Of law.
The showers that come not to this Sec
tiOn OF G5eely's heritage have visited
Other sections OF tins state, and for
this, Alamo citizens with their native
unsellishness, greatlyrejoice. None the
less would be greatly graEitied to see the
windows OF heaven opened for season
and the foundations of the great deep
broken up. There would be general
rejoicing in this dry and thirsty land II
the plug was pulled all the way out for
a season.
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The Ladies', Fnvorlte.

The newest fashion i'm ladies' hats will doubt
less cause fiutter of peasurablc excitement
among the fair sex. Ladies' are always sus
Ceptible to the changes of u fashion plate;
aud the more startling the departure, the more
earnest the gossip over the new mode Dr.
Pierco's tavOTite Prescription is II positive
cure tor the ills which afiiict females and make
their lives miserable This sovereign panacca
can be reid On in cases of displaCGmeHts and
all functual arrangements. 1t builds up the
poor haggard and dragged-Out victim, and
gives her renewed hope and a fresh lease of
life. II is the only medicine for wOman's pecu-
liar weaknesses and ailments, sold by drug
gists, under Il positive guarantee from the
manufacturers, that il will give satisfaction
III every case, or money refunded. Read
printed guarantee OH bottle wrapper.